Carter Begins Deliberate Cabinet Pick Process
President-elect Jimmy Carter outlined a careful plan to name top officials, scheduling interviews with leading candidates and meeting Ford administration leaders in Washington. He signaled possible use of tax rebates and targeted spending to boost the economy, warned unemployment could hover 5 to 7 percent, and pledged a mission to curb wages and price controls while pursuing nuclear disarmament talks and restraint from OPEC.
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Carter
Washington
Ford
Ford works on 1978 budget plan after Palm Springs trip
President Ford returns to Washington and meets with James T. Lynn on preliminary outlines for the fiscal 1978 budget. Officials say outlays will exceed prior estimates of 429.5 billion dollars as Carter prepares his own proposal after January 20. The president, Betty Ford and children toured homes in Palm Springs before planning a Christmas ski vacation in Vail.
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Washington
California
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Betty
Susan
Jack
Palm Springs
Calif
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Lynn
Carter
Fords
Inauguration Invitations Emphasize Open Access
Carter inauguration planners aim for broad public participation with open events. About 300000 supporters will receive printed invitations, and $25 tickets will cover informal Washington parties. The effort echoes Andrew Jackson era crowds while stressing inclusivity. Gov Lucey and wife reportedly vacationing in Mexico after governors conference.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Bardyl Tirana
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
White House
Tirana
New Girl Scout Investiture Honors Eight New Volunteers
Eight new volunteers were honored at Monroe Monticello Neighborhood Assn meeting with candlelight investiture led by Mrs. C. G. Hennager. Pins were received by Belinda Perotti Nor thside School area. Marilee Wojcik Northside School. Dianne Burroughs South School. David Beam Cadette Troop 211. Four others received roses. Gladys Benkett East. Robert Dearth St. Victor's. Randall Schwartz Troitt 211. Robert P. Smith Northside School organizer.
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Monroe- Monticello
Commercial Bank
C. G. Hennager
Belinda Perotti
Monticello
Marilee Wojcik
Northside School
Dianne Burroughs
South
St. Victor’s
Clarence Breuss
Dale Gruninger
John Schmid
Thomas Hartwig
South School
East School
Thomas Zwicker
Vicki Tindell
Alan Stauffacher
Paul Paulson
Wallace Radke
Larry Kundert
Karen Marti
Alan Bacher
Northside
Marvin Ruff
Nancy Schauf
Gloria Pick
Jerry Briggs
Jack Lickes
Larry Huebner
David Kuebli
Ray Esber
Jerry Gentry
David Endres
Robert Silvis
Gary Ols
Delbert Shaffer
Jocelyn Stricker
Ellen Hossman
Robert Ableman
Lori Silvis
Debbie Dillon
Jan Benzschawel
Suzanne Hennager
Mmes. Ableman
Groninger
R. Finley Barry
Monroe-Monticello
Mmes
Randall Schwartz
Cadette
David Beam
Robert Dearth
Gladys Benkett
Robert P. Smith
Richard Bahr
Weather Warmth, Showers Mark Midweek Forecast
A slight warming trend is expected Wednesday, with showers possible Thursday and Friday. The article notes local bowling highlights, QB changes for the Pack, and a Thailand travel feature. David Keith contributes Page 14 travel notes while other sections include sports and obituaries.
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Carlos Brown
Randy Johnson
Ken Schindler
Carter to Brief Kissinger on Foreign Policy During Transition
President-elect Carter will meet Secretary of State Kissinger in Georgia for a foreign policy briefing, with Vice President-elect Mondale and other aides present. A Washington session with Ford is planned next week, with to be arranged by their staffs.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Southwest Georgia Agriculture Experimentation Station
Plains
Carter
Jody Powell
White House
Powell
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
U.S
Plains, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Washington
Kissinger
Lawrence Eagleburger
State Department
Department
Eagleburger
W. Anthony Lake
Lake
Georgia
Walter Mondale
CIA
George Bush
Secretary of
Mondale
Carter Kissinger
Ron Nelsen
David Aaron
National Security Council
Industrial production slips in September and October
U S industrial output fell in September and October to the lowest in four months as strikes and slower growth weighed on the economy. Output of mines factories and utilities dipped with autos and home goods down. construction equipment rose slightly while GM Ford and Chrysler reported mixed results for early November.
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U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Jimmy Carter
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Ment
Ford
American Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
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